Henry Carter Hull

Contains excerpts from eleven twentieth-century spy novels, including selections by Joseph Conrad, John le Carre, John Steinbeck, and others.

CIA case officer Cameron Pryce follows a trail of blood money and assassins in a rush to short circuit a plan by a group of international powerbrokers to seize control of the world's economy.

Targeted by McCarthyism for his prewar politics, a young Jewish writer who fled the Nazis to America makes a desperate bargain with a fledgling CIA to work as a spy in a decimated Berlin. "From the bestselling author of Istanbul Passage--called a "fast-moving thinking man's thriller" by The Wall Street Journal--comes a sweeping, atmospheric novel of postwar East Berlin, a city caught between political idealism and the harsh realities of Soviet occupation....

When Austin Clay, a government agent, is sent to track down a missing American operative, he discovers the missing officer is only the beginning of the mission and he finds himself protecting a desperate woman who is confident a mole has penetrated the United States government.

CIA cleaner Micah Dalton tries to stay one step ahead of the agency in order to give himself time to unravel the connections between a brutal act of piracy in the South China Sea, the disappearance of a CIA agent, and a mysterious ship called the "Orpheus."

As Iran's president prepares a devastating nuclear attack, Tommy Carmellini and Jake Grafton join forces with a group of Iranian dissidents who are hoping to stop the attack before their leader can start a new world war.

Former army officer Anthony Taverner is recruited back into service for a top secret mission into the heart of Taliban-occupied Afghanistan in order to locate and destroy a cache of Stinger missiles before they fall into the hand of al-Qaida.

James Bond is recalled from sabbatical in Rome in the late 1960s after the brutal murder of an Algerian drug runner throws suspicion on the activities of Dr. Julius Gorner, a pharmaceutical magnate whose intense interest in opiate derivatives is setting off alarms in Britain and around the world.

An eleven-year-old, bored with her life, imagines a more exciting one as a secret agent, but when she spends the summer on her aunt's farm, her stories become reality as she stumbles onto a real spy ring.

Alexander Kurbsky, a famous Russian writer and ex-paratrooper, fakes his escape from Russia and infiltrates British and American intelligence at the highest levels. He has his own motivations for doing the most effective job possible, which entails murdering anyone in his way--including Charles Ferguson, Sean Dillon and the rest of the group known informally as the "Prime Minister's private army."